DJ Khaled Refᴜses to Walk, Insists on Being Carried to Miami Beach Stage by Bodyguards to Protect His Jordans

Choosing to be accompanied by two bodyguards, DJ Khaled decided to make his way from his vehicle to the stage during his Miami Beach performance. He expressed the intention of safeguarding his Nike Jordan sneakers from dirt. The 48-year-old rapper then took the stage at Miami South Beach on Sunday, following an engagement with fans at the Snipes USA sneaker and streetwear store.

The star insisted he be carried from his car onto a truck and then onto the stage, to avoid getting sand in his Nike Jordan trainersDJ Khaled was carried from his car to the stage by two bodyguards for his Miami Beach gig on Sunday - all because he didn't want to dirty his Jordans (seen is the video the rapper shared on Instagram)

Demanding special treatment, Khaled sought aid to prevent sand from tarnishing his cherished Jordans. A video posted on Instagram captured him soliciting assistance from his bodyguards, stressing the significance of maintaining his sneakers. Additionally, he teased collaborations on his forthcoming album with Drake in the video caption.

'I don't want to get my Jordans dirty, can I get someone to help me?' DJ Khaled asked as two of his bodyguards jumped to his aid in a video shared by the rapper on InstagramThe rapper, 48, took to the stage in Miami south beach on Sunday after meeting fans in Snipes USA sneaker and streetwear store

Critics swiftly denounced Khaled’s conduct, branding it as a manifestation of “wealthy ignorance.” They voiced dismay over his behavior, indicating that his affluence had severed his connection to reality. Several critics noted that Khaled could have opted for different footwear or made alternative arrangeмеnts instead of causing inconvenience to others. Moreover, the choice to have two African American меn carry him during Black History Month sparked intense criticism, with some questioning the message it conveyed, including children’s author and activist Ty Allan Jackson.

'Thank you brothers I appreciate it,' he said to the security guards he helped him, 'Can't mess up the Js'